Motorhome storage solutions are something that every Class C Motorhome owner must strive for... how do we store our stuff? We also need to fully understand that the downside to our perceived "required accessories list” is an addition of extra weight that must be accounted for when putting all of our RV equipment into our rig.  Custom Search Sure, we have an almost unlimited amount of choices in the accessories that we can choose from, but we simply cannot take them all! Prioritizing And Placement OF Our Motorhome Accessories Is The Key To Fully Enjoying Our Rigs While Keeping Our weight Under Control: We must learn the skill of prioritizing and keeping track of what we want to have in our motorhome. We have an inherent contradiction, in that while we may understand that we must keep our rigs as light as possible, we also seem to have a need to bring as much stuff as we can. We do not want to feel hindered in our ability to enjoy our Class C Motorhome travel adventures because of weight restrictions. The decisions we make when choosing accessories, and how we go about storing these items, will be key in our ability to fully enjoy traveling and exploring different places. This page hopes to address motorhome storage organization issues with a few simple ideas on weight savings: I don't want to tell you specifically what you should or should not put into your rig. There are many ways to go about such a task. What I hope to do is help you realize that there are many functional items that are compact, weigh little, and perform well. I will give a few examples of things that I have done, but this will not be a exhaustive list. 
Storing a Kayak:
I use an inflatable kayak called the Skedaddle 1-XC Solo. This kayak only weighs 15 lbs. It is the Advanced Elements DragonFly Inflatable Kayak under a West Marine nameplate My Skedaddle meets the standards of being very functional for "dinkin' around", while at the same time it is very light and compact, which makes camper storage, organization, and transportation in our Class C Motorhome much easier. .
Food and motorhome storage organization:
The pantry seems to work well enough for immediate use. In other words, you can keep enough stuff in there to cook a meal or two, but long term you may need better motorhome storage options. The challenge is to increase the size of your pantry area, but not to substantially increase your weight due to the use of heavy wood or similar construction materials 
You can use a light weight trunk organizer that only weighs a couple of pounds empty, and can hold up to 35 lbs when expanded. They have multiple compartments depending on how you configure it.I set a couple of these Soft Side trunk organizers I have also used a single 1" x 6" x 4' piece of pine to set across the two captains chairs up forward in the cab area. You can set one or two of these organizers on this plank. It just depends on how many sections you want to use.I can then simply move it up above the cab when we are driving. Laundry Issues:
These are but a couple of items that are light in construction and compact in size.
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